Roosevelt Era Bond Operations Reduce War Debt Burden
Treasury moves to redeem $1.99 billion in Liberty and Victory bonds with a plan to cut interest. Nation slides toward lower debt service as new issues offset reductions, with Governor Eccles saying the national income matters more than peak debt projections.
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Ashington
Treasury
Tse
Roosevelt
Hongr
Eccles
Federal
Serve
House Bank Committee
Misconceptions on basketball origins and rule variation
James Naismith is cited as the inventor of basketball in Springfield, but the article notes the sport’s fundamentals remain the same while regional rule interpretations differ. It highlights the Pacific Coast Conference practice of restarting after every score with a center toss up, contrasting with the official rule book.
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James Naismith
Springfield
Mass
M. C. A. Amonasium
University of Kansas
Atlantic
Pacific
Herd
Ryley
Veamla
Louisiana
U.S. Genittor
Senate
Huey Long
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hlyde
Stevenson
Chrivonisis
Long
Huey
Lang
William Howard Taft
Taft
U.S. Supreme Court
Vroe
Roosevelt
PDR
Jmlion
Huey Pierce Long
Three Modern Men Huey Long Coughlin Johnson
A profile contrasts Hugh Johnson Father Coughlin and Huey Long as they rise from modest means to national voice. The piece notes their skills as speakers their youth relative to leadership norms and their shared traits as self made fighters shaping American politics.
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General Johnson
Father Coughlin
Senator Long
Hugh Johnson
Huey Long
Three Crusaders in a Three Cornered Debate Portrait
Willis Thornton profiles Huey Long, Father Coughlin, and Hugh Johnson as contrasting political personalities. Long, a relentless salesman with dynastic ambitions, dominates public life with demagogic flair and reform rhetoric. Coughlin, a radio priest, blends religious authority with economic critique and sharp clashes with establishment figures. Johnson, a rugged Army veteran and administrator, combines hard-edged practicality with strategic political action as NRA advocate.
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Willis Thornton
Charles Edward Coughlin
Lille Mower
Royal Oak
Mich
Imillions
Father Coughlin
Hamilton
Oni
Toronto
Detroit
Dauphtin
Johnson
Ku Klux Kiwwners
Iis New Church
TSM
Pather Coughlin
Hugh Samuel Johnson
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Fort Scott
Kan
Alva
Okla
Prairies
West Point
Kilbourne
University of California
Huey Long
Bernard Barugh
Moline Man Co
George Peek
Long
Coughlin
Johneen
Oklahoma Plains
Jolson W
Rules Clash over fouls and uniform code in basketball
The piece outlines the rules committee battle to define what a foul is and to enforce a consistent code amid varying interpretations. It reports Floyd A. Rowe of Cleveland leading a research effort with Dr. Forrest C. Allen to study shifts in calls and aims to teach coaches to stop monkeying with the rules to preserve an entertaining game. It also recounts anecdotes about Babe Ruth from World Series history and a light quip about an absent minded professor.
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Floyd A. Rowe
Cleveland
Rowe
University of Kansas
Forrest C. Allen
Dizzy Dean
National League
Braves
George Herman Ruth
Dean
Chicago
Yankees
Cubs
Ram
Guy Bush
Charley Root
Joey Sewell
Local Miss Odell Evans Buried. Community Sends Sympathy
The burial of 15 year old Odell Evans is reported with condolences from family and neighbors. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson and Mule daughter Dorothy Jie and Mrs M E Atkins visiting relatives, plus others in Ourar Spring Hill and Avonville area.
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Odell Evans
Ben Wilson
Mule
Dorothy Jie
M. E. Atkins
Ourar Spring Hill
A. T. Jones
Burton
England
Avie
Huey Long Attacks Concentration Wealth in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Huey P. Long blasted the concentration of wealth in the United States at a meeting of the Congress Club of Philadelphia. He urgedgoing against the party in power and warned that Hoover Roosevelt policies worsen the mood. He invoked past leaders to warn of threats to the republic.
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Washington
Gram
Hue
Gallaway
Oklahoma
Garsaway
Philadelphia
Long
Seria
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
United States
Esprens
Congress Club of
Hoover
Roosevelt
Madison
Daniel Webster
Abraham Lincoln
William Jen
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Thedford's Black-Draught Promotes Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a remedy for constipation and general malaise. It claims refreshing relief when bowel movements stop and a clogged system causes dizziness, bad taste, and dull feelings. Mr. D. M. Minton of Chiefland Florida testifies to renewed health after occasional use.
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Thedford
D. M. Minton
Chiefland
Fla
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